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Topic: Muffler or Muffler Delete Pipe
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| Matt Weltz
11-11-2009 08:32:10
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Am wondering what affect a muffler delete pipe will have on a non-turbo tractor? I have a John Deere 2840 that needs a new muffler. Price is similar so am wondering if there would be any advantages to the delete pipe. Will it make the tractor louder? Thanks!
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| msb
11-12-2009 06:43:32
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Re: Muffler or Muffler Delete Pipe in reply to Matt Weltz, 11-11-2009 08:32:10
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| Simply DON"T DO IT ! Unless you want ringing in your ears 24/7 and like to say "HUH" a lot ! Maybe you would like to spend $4,000 for hearing aids a few years down the road.
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| LarrySTN
11-11-2009 16:02:02
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Re: Muffler or Muffler Delete Pipe in reply to Matt Weltz, 11-11-2009 08:32:10
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| Don't take your hearing for granted, use a muffler. When you grow old straight pipes (muffler deletes) come back to haunt you.
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| jdiesel
11-11-2009 13:12:30
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Re: Muffler or Muffler Delete Pipe in reply to Matt Weltz, 11-11-2009 08:32:10
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| naturally asperated tractors have a differant sound straight piped than turbo, if you work the tractor much, a straight pipe will get old fast. i don't know where you are pricing your parts, but i can get you a kit to put the muffler above the hood for around $200 plus shipping, then it uses a standard sized muffler for future replacement.
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